I prefer to buy cells that are actually made by the manufacturers who put their name on them and tune and grade them according to expected use. I'm not sure that they actually make their own lithium primaries. As I said, I have been severely unimpressed with the ubiquitous overpriced Duracell offerings that are so easily available. Hopefully they are decent ones underneath their "Tracer" wrapper. " Panasonic CR123A batteries have a low internal resistance, providing fast flash recovery times for digital cameras."Ĭlick to expand.Deben don't make cells. These are what I use: Panasonic CR123A Lithium Battery | 1 Pack My binos take the larger CR123 size which have almost twice the capacity.
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Plus they cost only £3 for two, plus postage. These things: Panasonic CR2 Lithium Photo Battery | 2 Pack rapidly cycling camera flashes, or I suppose powerful laser rangefinders. I think this means that they can better provide bursts of heavy current, for e.g. Although they are the perfect batteries for cameras due their ‘Rapid Flash’ technology" I have found that these Panasonic photo batteries hold up much better, they " provide long-lasting, reliable power to your photography equipment, coming recommended by a number of well-known digital camera manufacturers such as Canon, Nikon and Fuji.
Even though the battery indicator says it is still OK. brush mode, bullseye mode, or continuous ranging. I think the LRF takes a large pulse of current, and even when the cell seems to be OK, after a number of pings it becomes noticeably less able to cleanly range and discriminate when using some of the more sophisticated modes e.g. I have been unimpressed with Duracells in my LRF binos.
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